Would you like to improve your institution's information on the UCAS website? Are you happy with your institution's website but can see the value of linking to the UCAS site? If your answer is yes to either of these questions or if you already have Entry Profiles which could do with some updating, then training from the Professional Development Team will help you.
UCAS regularly hosts free training workshops to help UCAS member institutions understand and enhance Entry Profiles. A course on UCAS Course Search with an Entry Profile attached should provide all the necessary information for an applicant to make a fully informed choice and select the right institution for them.
The training takes place at UCAS in Cheltenham. The event covers all aspects of creating useful Entry Profiles - the session runs from about 10am to 3pm and lunch is provided by UCAS.
Entry Profiles training aims to help any higher education staff member improve information for applicants, whilst encouraging widening participation and promoting fair admissions through the UCAS Course Search.
The training begins with refreshments and an introduction to Entry Profiles, looking at what they are, how to manage them and their content. The trainer will then show you how to compile the profile using the UCAS template. Participants are also introduced to the profile database. Lunch is then provided in the restaurant which has a selection of hot and cold meals, snacks and refreshments. The afternoon ensues with a practical database session and further refreshments before evaluations and departure.
For a list of Entry Profiles workshops, please see below:
| Workshops | |
| 21 January 2009 | |
| 11 February 2009 | |
| 19 March 2009 | |
| 14 May 2009 | |
| 10 June 2009 |
For more information regarding web-link and Entry Profiles training, please contact Becky West on 01242 545712 or email r.west@ucas.ac.uk.
The booking form for this programme is available as a PDF file for you to download and print out.